„r: DESCRIPTION E&A

Pars eques ingreditur, ſeſeque oſtentat in aurePunicea gaudens elamyde,& radiantibus armis;Auro ſtrata rigent frœna aurea& aureus enſemBaltheus à tergo bulla gemmante coercet.Pars pedes in galea,& fulvo thorace coruſcans 4Progreditur duplici verſu: gravat ærea la vam 174Fiſtula, qua cur vum capulus ſinuatur in arcum 3.Mi teretes contos,& longa haſtilia eriſpant, 5Inelinantve humeris, cuncti ſua ſigna ſequentesAgmine procedunt, telorum ferrea latèHorreſcit ſeges, atque adyerſo ſole renidenAris inardeſeit, fluitatque per aera fulgor-Icta gemit tellus: tum denſo ꝑulvere nubesAtra pedum pulſu, camꝑoquè volubilis erat.Inde ubi jam viſi propius ſuccedere murisMartius extemplo canor inſonat: undique raueoAra fremunt ſtrepitu, cœlique imitatafragoresHorrificas tormenta vomunt per inania flammas.Intra autem quacumque gradus,& umina flectitLætior occurrit ſpecies hine tecta ſacraſque eFronde domos viridi, atque obtentu veſtis inumbrantHortorumhinc calcantur opes, ſertoquè recent:Subter humus congeſta& odoris floribus halat.Plurima perque vias,& fie ubi laxior urbis,Area templorumque aditus, extracta ſubaurasPeg mata conſurgunt ı arquataque fornice pictoMateries longis operum contextibus oraDetinet hie acies deſcriptaque bella moranturBorbonſdum hic magni eſſigies aut facta parentisConga operum ſeries ſeu victa potentibus armisMania, ſeu campis hoſtem disj ecit apertis 55 F. Dion. Petavius in Barn. Poet. Soc, Fefito

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GEdente bello ter decies prope 5Haſti per agros meſſis inherruit, 55

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